Rusty Eck Auto Body & Glass

We Require An Estimator Immediately! Experience Is Not Necessary, But Familiarity With Automotive Systems Is Desirable. Compensation Will Be Based On Your Relevant Experience. Join Our Busy Collision Center Team.

We now offer Sunbit financing, making it easier than ever to pay for deductibles and services through monthly payments with a fast, simple approval process.

Dealing with hail damage? We can get your vehicle back to its Pre-Hailstorm condition using Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)! Our PDR Technician is available on-site to inspect your vehicle and provide an accurate estimate for the needed repairs.

We now also offer Deductible Assistance(subject to finance) to assist with your deductibles and repair needs.

As we approach storm season, it's crucial to stay weather aware. Severe weather can lead to unexpected accidents, so keeping your vehicle in top shape is essential. Regular maintenance and timely repairs can help you avoid further damage and ensure your safety. Remember to check the weather forecasts and prepare your vehicle accordingly, so you're ready to face any challenges that come your way.

WEATHER ALERT ⚠️: All of central & eastern Kansas, including Wichita, is under a Level 3 out of 5 risk for severe storms this evening - overnight. The tornado threat has increased, with the possibility of an isolated strong tornado.

⏰ Timing:
🌪️ 6-10 PM: Isolated & conditional threat but potentially intense storms will develop from near/east of Medicine Lodge to Hays. All hazards are possible!
💨 After Midnight: A cold front moves in, bringing a line of storms to central & eastern Kansas, with damaging winds and hail as the main threats. But a spin up will still be possible!

📢 Stay weather-alert & be ready to take action! Download our free Storm Team 12 app and stay with us for updates!

New & Interesting Toys Are Showing Up!
It’s Getting Exciting At Rusty Eck Collision Center !

❄️⚠️Tuesday 2PM Winter Storm Update⚠️❄️

Minor changes to the forecast due to a faster moving system. Travel is still not recommended on Wednesday as roads will become snow-packed.

Stay updated with KWCH 12 News!

Driving in the snow can be challenging, but here are four tips to help you stay safe:

❄️Slow Down: Reduce your speed to maintain better control of your vehicle. Snow and ice can make roads slippery, so driving slower gives you more time to react.

❄️Increase Following Distance: Give yourself more space between your car and the car in front of you. This extra distance allows for longer stopping times on icy roads.

❄️Use Gentle Movements: Avoid sudden braking, accelerating, or turning. Gentle and gradual movements help prevent skidding and losing control.

❄️Equip Your Car: Ensure your car is winter-ready with proper tires, a full tank of gas, and emergency supplies like blankets, food, and a shovel.

Stay safe out there!

Winter storm: Ice, snow and bitter cold on the way to KAKEland Light ice and/or sleet will be possible in central KAKEland to start with a transition to snow overnight Saturday. Snow lingers through the day Sunday before clearing out late.

We are seeking a skilled Auto Body Technician to join our team. Come join our team of dedicated professionals and contribute your skills as an Auto Body Technician. We value hard work, teamwork, and a passion for automotive excellence.

Benefits include:
✅401(k)
✅401(k) matching
✅Dental insurance
✅Health insurance
✅Paid time off
✅Vision insurance

💰Pay: $18.00 - $30.00 per hour

➡️Apply at: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appshareios&jk=0db2abc289ae5e08

Effective December 2, 2024, New Hours For The Premier Collision Center Of Wichita.
Same Premier Service!

Deer Alert, Kansas! 🦌🚗

We’re right in the thick of it—the past seven days and the next week are the most likely times for hitting a deer on Kansas roads. November 13, just yesterday, is the peak day of the year for deer collisions, with around 85 car-deer crash reports expected to be filed with the state. And remember, that’s only the reported crashes—many more go unreported!

If you’re driving through areas where you often spot deer, slow down and stay extra alert. This is the time of year when deer are on the move.

A quick tip: if you see one deer cross, don’t just watch it run off. Start looking left and right—deer often travel in groups, and it’s usually the second or third deer that people end up hitting.

And most importantly, don’t swerve if a deer jumps out in front of you. Brake if you can and stay in control. Swerving can lead to even more dangerous situations.

Stay safe out there, Kansas!